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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

went, went to

I went China.

I went to China.

I went to school.

I went school.

I went to my house.

I went home.

I went to home.

Please correct my sentenes.
  

Top answer

I went China. no I went to China. yes I went school.

  • I went China.
  • no I went to China.
  • yes I went school.
  • no I went to my house.
  • yes I went home.
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I went China. no

I went to China. yes

I went to school.yes

I went school. no

I went to my house. yes

I went home. yes

I went to home.no
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My two cents:

I went China. -

I went to China. +

I went to school. +

I went school. -

I went to my house. +

I went home. +

I went
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I think that "home" and "downtown" might be the only destinations that directly follow the verb "to go" without needing a preposition. Can anyone think of any others?
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Let's see:

overseas/abroad (although that's rather directional, not really a destination)

outside/inside (out/in)

back

There sure aren't many!
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hmm, I could only find "go astray". Emotion: big smile

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